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Jordan denies Aqaba evacuation as Iran condemns US nuclear-site strike

Conflicting reports emerge over Jordan's port security following a U.S. strike on a nuclear site and attacks in the Gulf.

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Tensions are escalating as Iran condemns a U.S. strike on a nuclear site. Concurrently, a power and water desalination plant in Kuwait has been hit by a second attack in two days. In Jordan, a security alert described as a "specific and credible threat" has led to conflicting reports regarding the evacuation of the airport and the seaport at Aqaba.

Coverage from The Times of Israel and the U.S. Embassy indicates that Americans are advised to avoid the airport and seaport, with some reporting an active evacuation. However, Ynetnews reports that Jordan has denied these evacuations are taking place.

Future developments center on the official status of Jordan's transport hubs and the aftermath of the strikes in Iran and Kuwait.

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Quick answers

What is the situation in Kuwait?

A power and water desalination plant is on fire following the second attack in two days, according to Khaleej Times.

What is the U.S. Embassy's advice to citizens in Jordan?

The embassy strongly advises all Americans to refrain from traveling to either the airport or seaport.

Why is Iran condemning the U.S.?

Iran is condemning a U.S. strike on a nuclear site.

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